Tracked deals
15
15 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
BradyPLUS serves customers in the JanSan, foodservice, and industrial packaging markets, providing specialized supplies and support to help businesses achieve their operating objectives.
Tracked deals
15
15 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
8 addon · 7 buyout
Last 6 years
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Showing the 12 most recent of 15 tracked deals for BradyPLUS.
Imperial Dade and BradyPLUS announced they have successfully closed their previously announced merger. The transaction creates a leading North American distribution platform for janitorial and sanitation (JanSan), foodservice, and industrial packaging, expanding scale, product offerings, geographic reach, and customer solutions.
BradyPLUS, a national distributor of janitorial/sanitation (JanSan), foodservice and industrial packaging products, has acquired Biloxi Paper Company, a nearly 60‑year-old family‑owned distributor serving the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The deal expands BradyPLUS's geographic footprint and local service capabilities across education, hospitality/gaming, municipal and facilities maintenance end markets; terms were not disclosed.
BradyPLUS, a national distributor of janitorial/sanitation, foodservice and industrial packaging products, has acquired TED Supply, a New York metropolitan-area distributor serving nonprofit, healthcare, real estate and property management clients. The deal (terms undisclosed) expands BradyPLUS's geographic footprint and capabilities in the New York metro market and brings TED Supply's team and customer relationships into the BradyPLUS organization.
BradyPLUS has acquired Idaho Package Company (iPAK), a regional industrial and agricultural packaging distributor serving Idaho, Eastern Oregon and Eastern Washington. The add-on expands BradyPLUS’s industrial packaging capabilities and geographic coverage in the Western United States; terms were not disclosed.
BradyPLUS has acquired The EcoIndustrial Family of Companies (which includes Keystone Packaging, Northeast Penn Supplies and Northeast Industrial) to expand its distribution footprint in Northeastern Pennsylvania; terms were not disclosed. The transaction brings the EcoIndustrial leadership team (Sean McCormack and Dan Frascella) into the BradyPLUS organization and is intended to scale BradyPLUS’s presence and service capabilities across Pennsylvania.
BradyIFS + Envoy Solutions, a merged distributor of janitorial/sanitation, foodservice disposables and industrial packaging, has acquired PFS Sales Company to expand its footprint in the Carolinas and the broader Southeast. Terms were not disclosed; the acquisition will strengthen BradyIFS + Envoy Solutions' foodservice disposables and JanSan presence and provide PFS with additional resources to grow.
BradyIFS + Envoy Solutions has acquired Sierra Packaging, Inc., a distributor serving the East Texas market. The deal expands BradyIFS + Envoy Solutions' footprint in Texas and adds Sierra's packaging, foodservice disposables, JanSan and safety product distribution capabilities to the platform; terms were not disclosed.
BradyIFS + Envoy Solutions, a leading janitorial/sanitation, foodservice disposables and industrial packaging distributor, has acquired Qualmax Supplies, Inc., a regional distributor serving New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut. The acquisition expands BradyIFS + Envoy Solutions’ distribution footprint in the Northeast and integrates Qualmax’s institutional customer relationships and Linden, New Jersey warehouse capabilities into the combined platform.
BradyIFS and Envoy Solutions announced plans to merge, combining BradyIFS’ foodservice disposables and JanSan distribution with Envoy Solutions’ JanSan, foodservice, industrial packaging, and marketing execution capabilities. The transaction is expected to close in the coming months subject to regulatory approval and customary closing conditions, with Kelso and Warburg Pincus (along with BradyIFS management) becoming majority owners and FEMSA maintaining a significant minority stake.
BradyIFS, a distributor of foodservice disposables and janitorial-sanitation products, has acquired FPC Distribution Inc., a family-run foodservice, dry goods and jan-san distributor serving Maryland and Virginia. Terms were not disclosed; the deal expands BradyIFS's east coast operations and will keep FPC's team in place under a partnership with founder Richard Roe.
Brady Corporation acquired The Code Corporation for approximately $173 million to enhance its track-and-trace product portfolio. The deal adds Code's high-performance barcode scanners and scanning software (with ~ $50M projected sales and ~$10M EBITDA next fiscal year) and aims to expand Brady's capabilities and addressable markets globally, particularly in healthcare and industrial track-and-trace applications.
Brady Industries, a portfolio company of A&M Capital Partners II, has acquired a majority interest in Campbell Paper, a Fort Worth-based regional distributor of janitorial, packaging and office supplies. The deal expands Brady's Texas footprint, adds industrial packaging and food-processing capabilities, and increases its distribution capacity via Campbell's 39,000 sq. ft. Fort Worth facility.
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